Subject: | Re: Frog? |
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From: | "stancourtney" stancourtney |
Date: | Wed Sep 30, 2009 6:19 am ((PDT)) |
Ok, here is 30 seconds without any gain changes or filtering. As I was recording 24/7 I had to use mp3 to have enough room on my flashcard. Because I am on dial-up interenet I have trouble loading the 9 minutes that it lasted. http://www.stancourtney.com/sounds/2009.09.25__01_unfiltered.mp3 Thanks, Stan Courtney_Central Illinois www.stancourtney.com --- In "stancourtney" <> wrote: > > > > Hi Stan-- > > Might be a squirrel but I'm having difficulty sorting out crucial > > spatial cues in your recording as-is. Can you post 30 seconds of the > > original .wav (without mp3 compression, gain changes or filtering)? > > Did it continue for 8.5 minutes with the same pacing? At what time > > was it recorded? Rob D. > > -- > > > > > > > > I'll find it and post it. > |
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